Japan

Full of surprises and incredible places where you can find many hidden secrets about the rich and fascinating history that dates back thousands of years, advanced industrialized nations. Japan can give the unforgettable and amazing experience of adventure as it has top attractions, things to see and do, and points of interest to explore to offer.

When we mention Japan, Tokyo is a must-including destination we think about as it is a capital city with tremendous spots which are undoubtedly unavoidable. Tokyo is the world’s most populous metropolis. It is the largest urban and industrial agglomeration in Japan. The capital is an energetic city where sightseeing can be found around every corner. The undeniable about Japan is that the city will not give you the time to take a break as there are places to explore during the day time and at night as well. 

It is active and dazzling as you discover  along with taste the variety of cuisines in amazing restaurants and cafes. So, do not hesitate to discover Japan as the places are near to each other, delicious foods are to serve and uncountable things to see and do.

Top 5 things to see and Do

Japan has a plethora of tourists’s spots and things to do that we’ve listed below. There are certain places that you might’ve not seen or skipped due to lack of time, so next time if you plan to visit, don’t forget to go to amazing places. The names of the places are as follows: 

1.     Mount Fuji

The majestic picture of the country’s highest mountain peak Mount Fuji (Fuji-san), towering 3,776 meters. The mount is tall enough that you can see from Tokyo. From centuries Mount Fuji has been celebrated in art and literature and is now considered such an important icon that UNESCO has recognized its world cultural significance in 2013.it is but obvious for many, simply viewing the mountain from the distance, or from the comfort of a speeding train, is enough to say “been there, done that.”

2.   The Island Shrine of Itsukushima

It is another interesting spot for tourists where they have to take a ferry to reach there, that is  the island of Miyajima which is the mainland Hiroshima. It is world famous as Japan’s Shrine Island. A notable feature is the shrine’s stage where visitors are entertained with traditional dances and musical performances. Also worth exploring are the island’s exquisite grounds and gardens, home to wild deer and numerous bird colonies.

3.   Chūbu-Sangaku National Park and the Japanese Alps

Japan never fails when it comes to natural beauty and Chūbu-Sangaku National Park in the center of Honshu is one of the spectacular places. The park’s hot springs has drawn visitors and led to the development of various spas and holiday resorts, the best known being Kamikōchi. Must visit spot for natural lovers and those who want to feel the peace and cool breeze around them. The Japanese Alps attract large numbers of walkers and climbers in summer and skiers in winter.

4. Historic Kyoto

Kyoto is one of the most popular visited places. Here, you will witness yourself walking a-long-single-lane taking you through the bright green tall trees. The fine old streets and architecture, much of it unchanged since the Imperial family took up residence here more than 1,000 years ago. It is a japan’s cultural center with its many museums and art galleries, each bursting with important sculptures, paintings, and other art forms. Highlights of Kyoto’s Buddhist-influenced architecture include its many well-preserved temples, 30 of which are still in use, and important structures such as the 14th-century Golden Pavilion (Kinkaku-ji), famous for its exquisite gold-leaf-clad exterior.

5.   Temple City: Nara

It is called a hub of japanese culture where you will come to know about historic buildings, along with important national treasures and works of art. It has numerous important old temples to show off like the magnificent seventh-century Kofuku-ji Temple, perhaps the best known of the Seven Great Temples of Nara; and the splendid eighth-century Todai-ji (Great East Temple), famous for its huge bronze statue of the Great Buddha (Daibutsu), cast here in AD 749.

Travel Budget

Yes, Japan is an expensive country to travel. Especially when you compare the typical costs to its other neighboring countries.

How to get around?

Japan is well connected to almost all the countries in the world. Flying will be a great option and also the easiest way. Some of the major airports in Japan are Narita Airport and Haneda Airport in Tokyo, Osaka International Airport and Kansai Airport in Osaka. The airports of Japan are the busiest and clean. 

When to go to?

Japan is an amazing place to visit so it is important to have knowledge about the place. Generally, the best time to visit Japan is between March and May, or October and November. However, it depends on your interests and what you’re planning to do during your trip. Like skiing is part of your plans this is a country of extremes in terms of its weather, so these months are the best to avoid the high temperatures and humidity of Japanese summers or its chilly winters.